My digital dash fuel level is 3 gallons out of spec. Without pulling out the tank and actually messing with the sender i was thinking if I can make a device that interupts the fuel level signal and modifies it so we can tweak our fuel level to the right positions.
The fuel level works by resistance reading if i understand correctly. So i were to put a potentiometer resistor in series with the original signal i can increase resistance levels and fool the dash.
But if i want to decrease the resistance readings, then i would have to make a circuit parallel to the sender, which would most likely result in pulling down the tank anyway. Still a good idea for people who cannot tweak there senders to work correctly.
I wonder if there is another way to decrease resistance by using a series ckt so the gas tank does not have to be pulled out. if there is, we can have two potentiomers one for increasing and one for decreasing resistance. In this way we can tweak our displays to read the actual level of gasl.
Any ideas , suggestions?
The fuel level works by resistance reading if i understand correctly. So i were to put a potentiometer resistor in series with the original signal i can increase resistance levels and fool the dash.
But if i want to decrease the resistance readings, then i would have to make a circuit parallel to the sender, which would most likely result in pulling down the tank anyway. Still a good idea for people who cannot tweak there senders to work correctly.
I wonder if there is another way to decrease resistance by using a series ckt so the gas tank does not have to be pulled out. if there is, we can have two potentiomers one for increasing and one for decreasing resistance. In this way we can tweak our displays to read the actual level of gasl.
Any ideas , suggestions?